title in Kenya in 2006, is now swiftly becoming an internationally lauded artist.

Her work displays emotional richness and requires full engagement of the

viewer’s mind and soul.

Beatrice's paintings play with the processes of revealing and concealing. She explores themes of vanity, humanity, memories and transitions, by playing

with layering, texture and typography and using key texts lifted from

magazines, novels, and newspapers.

The contrast between abstraction, text, montage and layering and the image

of the face on several of her paintings is to explore the notion of the self

through the perception of the other. The face as the final layer gives something recognizable to the viewer, a point of clear identification rooting the play of

words and ideas in the physical human form and our most immediate

expression of the self, the face.

Beatrice has participated in various group and solo exhibitions in Kenya and abroad; including in the US and the UK. Her work has been acknowledged by various awards and scholarships. Beatrice’s latest award entailed a sponsored visit to the 2012 Dak’Art Biennale (Goethe Institute’s Moving Africa Fund).